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Oh hello! I was found in a stolen car. Imagine! I think my owner and I were living in the car but, it didn’t work out. The car was towed and I was found inside. Thank goodness it wasn’t too hot or too cold out at the time. I am a young female kitty, about a year or so old, maybe less. It’s hard to tell since I am so small BUT, I was coming into heat, too. Thankfully, I have been spayed – no kittens for me! My name might be Mercedes but… I wasn’t found in one, LOL. I am outgoing and very friendly. If you can see me, I am still available! No phone calls please, everything is done online and we do need an application submitted and approved before scheduling a visit. We differ from other shelters by offering a one on one experience between you, our staff and the animal or Animals you’ve chosen to become a new family member! Please email provanimalcontrol@gmail.com ___ If you have general calls on adoption, call (401) 680-7591 – but it’s always better

by John Donnelly, meteorologist High pressure slides to our east as a low pressure system slowly advances our way from the southwest. It will tak it’s time getting here, and won’t be a problem until Saturday. In the meantime, cloud cover will build through the day on a southeasterly breeze with misty morning lows in the low 40’s and afternoon highs in the low 60’s. A “B-” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to Rhode Island and settled in Johnston, where he grew up until graduating from Lyndon State College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. As a child John always wanted to know how air moved, and he ran towards, not away from, thunder and lighting and various other ominous weather phenomena. He returned in 2001 to the old family neighborhood of Elmhurst. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/rhode-island-weather-april-28-2023-john-donne

According to the Lake County Sheriff's Office, William Martys was found dead in his driveway around 7:35 p.m. on April 12 with a gunshot wound to his head. An Illinois man using a leaf blower on his property was shot and killed by his own neighbor this month, becoming the latest in a string of high-profile shooting victims targeted while doing everyday tasks. William Martys was found dead in his Antioch Township driveway around 7:35 p.m. on April 12 with a gunshot wound to his head, according to the Lake County Sheriff's Office. He was declared dead at a local hospital. After an investigation, authorities on Tuesday arrested Martys' 79-year-old neighbor , Ettore Lacchei, who they say approached Martys and began arguing with him. During the dispute, Lacchei shot and killed Martys. MORE: Instacart delivery workers in Florida shot at after going to the wrong address, police say “Our condolences go out to the family and friends of William Martys, who was senselessly murdere

Maggie DeMarco has a diverse portfolio ranging from landscape, abstract, still life and reverse painting on glass.  She studied for several years at the Rhode Island School of Design, with a certificate from the Decorative Arts Program, and studied with prestigious artists in the United States and Europe. Maggie currently resides in Naples, Florida and Narragansett, where she spends close to half the year. A born and raised Rhode Islander, she maintains an active footprint for her art with a studio in Narragansett as well as in Naples. In addition she has a gallery in the Naples Art District at 5760 Shirley Street, and has her work in two Naples galleries and one in Sarasota. Her goal is to bring the joy and serenity she achieves in her art to the viewer. DeMarco says, “I began painting landscape and still life then transitioned to abstract painting which allows me to express myself freely using sensual colors, unusual shapes and a variety of tools.” DeMarco will h

By Ed Bastia, Rhode Island Families for School Choice – Op-Ed – commentary The current government-run model of a “one size fits all” Education al system in Rhode Island is no longer working. Current Education al options in our larger urban populations are simply not servicing our students.  Attendance and graduation rates are poor, while at the same time, students are falling behind national averages in English Language Arts (ELA) Science and Math.  Yet, the Department of Education reports spending almost $2.4 Billion this year. Flying in the face of this monstrous cost, the teachers’ unions are intimating that more funding is needed to improve programs and to better reward teachers.  Currently, Rhode Island spends $19,000 on average for each pupil. How much more funding is needed?  How much longer are we, the citizens of Rhode Island, willing to wait for this purported enhancement? The General Assembly is currently reviewing six pieces of legislation that would provid

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Light rain continues through mid afternoon with the slow moving cold front. Winds still out of the southeast gusting to 25 mph with afternoon highs in the mid 50’s and evening lows in the upper 40’s. Cold front finally passes in the evening as winds turn to northwesterly and cloud cover breaks up. A C- day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to Rhode Island and settled in Johnston, where he grew up until graduating from Lyndon State College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. As a child John always wanted to know how air moved, and he ran towards, not away from, thunder and lighting and various other ominous weather phenomena. He returned in 2001 to the old family neighborhood of Elmhurst. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/rhode-island-weather-for-april-23-2023-john-donnelly-TheFOXposts-19715.html?utm_so

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Saturday 4/22/23: Increasing cloud cover through the day ahed of an approaching cold front. Morning lows in the mid 40’s rise to the mid 50’s with a southeasterly breeze. Light rain begins around midnight and continues through the night. Sunday 4/23/23: Light rain continues through mid afternoon with the slow moving cold front. Winds still out of the southeast gusting to 25 mph with afternoon highs in the mid 50’s and evening lows in the upper 40’s. Cold front finally passes in the evening as winds turn to northwesterly and cloud cover breaks up. ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to Rhode Island and settled in Johnston, where he grew up until graduating from Lyndon State College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. As a child John always wanted to know how air moved, and he ran towards, not away from,

The India Point, Fox Point area of Providence takes its name from maritime activity that linked Providence with the Far East beginning in the late eighteenth century from the park’s eastern tip, hence the origination of the name, India Street and India Point Park. Now, Providence City Councilman John Goncalves, has a resolution before the Providence City Council to rename the street to – Portugal Parkway. Goncalves is an announced Democratic candidate for the Congressional first district, to replace Congressman David Cicilline who resigned to head the Rhode Island Foundation. Goncalves is one of over a dozen announced Democratic candidates. The resolution notes the historical significance of Fox Point as a source of entrance for Portuguese immigrants in the United States – becoming the “heart of Portuguese immigration” as far back as 1865. The resolution also notes the ridicule many Portuguese faced, but their resilience is staying in the area and developing Business

by John Donnelly, meteorologist Still a bit cool with partly cloudy skies and a southwesterly breeze gusting to 30 mph during the midday hours. Afternoon highs in the upper 50’s cool down to the mid 40’s in the evening. It’s a “B” day! ___ Follow John’s weather forecasts, here: WEATHER WITH JOHN DONNELLY John Donnelly was born in Hialeah, Florida and moved back to Rhode Island and settled in Johnston, where he grew up until graduating from Lyndon State College in 1998 with a Bachelor of Science in Meteorology. As a child John always wanted to know how air moved, and he ran towards, not away from, thunder and lighting and various other ominous weather phenomena. He returned in 2001 to the old family neighborhood of Elmhurst. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/rhode-island-weather-april-18-2023-john-donnelly-TheFOXposts-19093.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Health Post by

by Richard Asinof, ConvergenceRI, contributing writer Photo: Richard Asinof, Sandy Valentine, the executive director of RICARES, and Ian Knowles, the program manager of RICARES. The recovery community in Rhode Island has been blessed with many strong leaders over the past two decades, from the late Jim Gillen and Tom Coderre to Linda Hurley , Colleen Ndoye and Abbie Knapton . The leaders have often cobbled together innovative responses to the ever-changing dynamics of the ongoing opioid epidemic – from launching the Rally4Recovery to creating a program of peer recovery coaches at hospital emergency rooms, from launching a drop-in teen center to developing a mobile van intervention in order to meet people where they are. And, the latest innovation-to-be: the launch of a pilot harm reduction center in Providence. The shape of the epidemic crisis has also morphed. What began as an epidemic stoked by unscrupulous pharmaceutical companies pushing addictive prescrip

LOCAL & REGIONAL Boston University was granted an early win in a proposed class action brought by students who claimed the school breached its contract with them when classes were forced online during the COVID-19 pandemic. Both Lifespan and CNE have stopped universal masking Gov. McKee announced a 365 day extended Education plan for cities and towns to buy into DCYF will use the abandoned state psychiatric institution in Exeter for a new 16-bed residential treatment facility for adolescent girls who otherwise must leave the state to receive specialized care. Newport Restaurant Week 4/14-23 Wavemaker Fellowship is reopened, a program that offers student debt relief in the form of refundable tax credits of up to $6,000/year to professionals working in the STEM, design, and Health care fields. Los Angeles under fire for blaring classical music in train stations to deter homeless people Ocean State Job Lot and Ecogy Energy held a ribbon

This week, Joe Paolino, Jr. interviews new Rhode Island Congressman Seth Magaziner after his first few weeks in Congress. They talk about taxes, bills, clean energy, abortion, economy, and more… Watch In the Arena every Sunday at 7am on ABC6. Source: https://thefoxposts.com/in-the-arena-ri-congressman-seth-magaziner-TheFOXposts-18863.html?utm_source=blogger_source&utm_medium=blogger_medium&utm_campaign=blogger_cam Category: Health Post by: TheFOXposts.Com

Editor’s note: This is the third part of the epilogue of Lost Providence, titled “Providence Lost and Regained.” *** Photo, top: Poundbury, a suburb of Dorchester, in southeast England, was built by King Charles (as prince) 5 a.m. I’m falling apart. My boyfriend is sleeping with a bronzed giantess. My mother is sleeping with a Portuguese. Jeremy is sleeping with a horrible trollop. Prince Charles is sleeping with Camilla Parker-Bowles. Do not know what to believe in or hold on to anymore. —Helen Fielding, Bridget Jones’s Diary (1996) Architect Friedrich St. Florian has been mentioned often in these pages. As dean emeritus of architecture at RISD, designer of Providence Place and the National World War II Memorial, and signer of “The Napkin,” he was frequently a presence in my writing on architecture for the Providence Journal. We had lunch often, and once he told me that he believed traditional architecture’s revival would be fostered by the individual’s n